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Ganadería Puerto de San Lorenzo y la Ventana del Puerto. Finca “Puerto de la Calderilla”
The finca “Puerto de la Calderilla” is located in a privileged natural environment, between the Sierra de Francia and the Sierra de las Quilamas. On one side of the finca we can see Pico Cervero, close to the village of Linares de Riofrío.
Ganadería Orive. Finca “Las Tapias”
This finca is situated in Villares de Yeltes; this village is located between the rivers Yeltes and Huebra, whose existence gives as a result many natural springs, lakes and fountains in this area where this ganaderia is located.
Ganadería Los Requiles. Finca “Pelilla”
“Pelilla” is a 600 hectares meadow finca. The most part of the surface is covered by holm oaks with metamorphic rocks which offer unique shapes and landscapes. Owing to its location, beside the Almendra dam, and its morphology, this is an enclosure with a great fauna and flora biodiversity.
Ganadería El Pilar. Finca “El Puerto de la Calderilla”
The ganadería of El Pilar is located in the village of Tejeda y Segoyuela, in the north of Sierra Mayor, which, at the same time is part of the mountain range of the Sierra de Francia.
Ganadería Herederos de Miguel Zaballos. Finca “Valdelacoba”. Faenas Camperas
In “Valdelacoba” the visitors will be able to see the way the fighting bulls are bred and selected, the way the bulls live freely in the meadows and how the health control of the bulls is carried out carefully.
Ganadería de Herederos de Don Manuel Santos Alcalde. Finca “Los Talayos”
The finca is located in Ciudad Rodrigo, a town declared Historical Site and situated in the middle of the meadow, a unique ecosystem where bulls are cared for by qualified people. These people also live with these bulls and love them.
Ganadería Torrealba. Finca “La Roblicita”
La Roblicita is located in the area of Aldehuela de Yeltes, 65 km far from Salamanca, on the Banks of the river Yeltes, which is the heart of the Campo Charro. The typical holm oak forests breed the Iberian pigs.